Hello original and All,

Constantly changing saddles is the behavior that directs us to the cause of your problem ...... and the saddle problem of many others .... you are not alone.


Think outside of the box. It is normal that you would think about this saddle problem while on a stationary bike at the gym.



Obviously it is not the fault of the saddles that is the problem ..... it is your ass (gluteus maximus and nearby body parts)


Women have taken the unending search for a comfortable saddle problem head on ..... with a surgical fix.


https://www.independent.co.uk/...-women-a8178751.html



excerpts:

"He continued: “The surgery is no longer primarily for aesthetics - now it is catering to women who find cycling or others forms of exercise cause discomfort.”

But just how serious is a labiaplasty procedure? While it may sound painful, according to Dr Cangello, it is actually a “relatively minor procedure that can be done under local anaesthesia.”

Once sedated, the process entails one of two techniques - the “Trim Technique” or the “Wedge Technique.” Dr Cangello usually opts for the wedge - which means removing a wedge of the labia."

Think Tommy John surgery ..... "Steve Austin, astronaut. A man barely alive.
Oscar Goldman: Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology. We have the capability to make the world's first bionic man. Steve Austin will be that man. Better than he was before. Better... stronger... faster" ...... (and i might add with a better ass .... a bionic ass that fits bicycle saddles like a glove.)


Your operation should have been accomplished when you were first injured ..... but it is not too late.


In the event you are not female and considering that the men's 'saddle fix' operation is just in clinical trials ... you should be able to get it at no cost and with a 'beta test' stipend after signing a no recourse waiver to join the test group.


After the surgery you will be slightly less original .... but better ...... stronger ..... faster ...... and of course more comfortable on a bicycle saddle.


Good luck!

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Cheers, Neal

+1 mph Faster